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    For some time now, Aftokrator has been researching how to implant Trigger-equipped Trion Receptors into the heads of young children to create humans with exceptional trion abilities.

    Replica about Aftokrator's research on Trion Receptors, in Chapter 54.[1]

    Trion Receptor (トリオン (じゅ)(よう)(たい), Torion Juyōtai ?),[2] also known as Trigger Horns (トリガー (ホーン), Torigā Hōn ?), are a type of Trigger-equipped implant used by Aftokrator Neighbors.[3] They are generally referred to simply as Horns ((ツノ), Tsuno ?).[4]

    Appearance[edit source]

    Trion Receptors are shaped like horns of different animals, such as rams or deer.[2] They are normally white, but turn black if the owner uses a Black Trigger.[3] The horns of adults are usually a few inches long, but those of children may barely protrude out of their skulls.[1] Although they seem to normally come in pairs, this is not always the case.[5]

    Overview[edit source]

    Trion Receptors are a military secret in Aftokrator. Seven years prior to the invasion of Earth, they were already functional[1], however Viza may not have them due to his trion gland having stopped developing long before they were created.[6] Currently, it is common practice for noble families in Aftokrator to buy children with high trion levels and implant them with horns in order to use them as future soldiers.[7] It was implied that Trion Receptors are either replaced with bigger ones as the owner ages, or that they grow with them.[1]

    Abilities[edit source]

    Trion Receptors are implanted in Aftokrator neighbors at an early age[1] to dramatically improve their trion capacity and quality as they grow,[3] allowing them to use more powerful Triggers for a longer amount of time and with greater efficacy.[8] Researches have also been done to use horns to increase compatibility with Black Triggers.[3] The capabilities of a horned fighter far exceed those of a normal Trigger user.[3]

    Trion Receptors also collect biological data on the owner.[9] If the latter used a Black Trigger, the information stored in the horns can be used to find other compatible individuals.[10] Information can be accessed by a third party without direct contact with the horns themselves.[10]

    However, Trion Receptors can be dangerous for the one who receives them. If they take root in the brain, they will gradually spread, affecting the personality of the owner and eventually killing them.[11] A symptom of the process is the sclera of the owner changing color.[11]

    Combined with their data-collecting function, this side effect makes it possible to create a "copy" of a Trion Receptor possessor by implanting the horns, retrieved from the real body, in a compatible host, such as a Rad.[9] The personality and memories of that individual will be preserved even if they themselves are dead.[9]

    Hyuse's horns serve the same function as a Trion Body.

    Just like a Trion Body, the horns will interpret the words on both the receiving and speaking end regardless if the other person is in a trion body.[12]

    Users[edit source]

    According to Replica[1] and Enedorad,[7] children and fighters with horns are a common sight in Aftokrator. Out of the 6 humanoids sent to attack Earth, 5 had Trion Receptors: Ranbanein, Hyuse, Mira, Hyrein and Enedora.[13] Following the latter's demise, the his horns were transplanted into a Rad by Border.[9]

    Trivia[edit source]

    • In biochemistry and pharmacology, a receptor is a protein molecule that receives chemical signals from outside a cell.
    • If a person pulls/pushes a user's horns, their head and the base of the horns wouldn't hurt much, but if they are moved too much it will hurt their neck.[14]

    References[edit source]

    1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 World Trigger MangaChapter 54 (p. 2)
    2. 2.0 2.1 World Trigger MangaChapter 54 (p. 1)
    3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 World Trigger MangaChapter 54 (p. 3)
    4. World Trigger MangaChapter 54 (p. 2-3)
    5. World Trigger MangaChapter 119 (p. 16)
    6. Daisuke Ashihara: Q: Why are all Border agents young?
      A: The biggest reason is that the younger you are, the more your Trion Gland can grow. Agents over age 20 whose growth has stopped often go into administration (like Sawamura).
      Source: Volume 5, Question Corner 1
    7. 7.0 7.1 World Trigger MangaChapter 120 (p. 1)
    8. World Trigger MangaChapter 162 (p. 15)
    9. 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 World Trigger MangaChapter 105 (p. 2)
    10. 10.0 10.1 World Trigger MangaChapter 72 (p. 6)
    11. 11.0 11.1 World Trigger MangaChapter 72 (p. 5)
    12. World Trigger Manga Vol. 24 Chapter 207 (p. 32-34).
    13. World Trigger MangaChapter 46 (p. 18-19)
    14. Daisuke Ashihara: Q: Does it hurt if you pull or push on Hyuse's horns?
      A: The area of the base of the horns and his head shouldn't hurt much, but if you move them around a lot it will hurt his neck.
      Source: Volume 25, Question Corner 22

    Navigation[edit source]

    Aftokrator Triggers
    Basic Equipment CapeHolographic ProjectorTrion ReceptorTracking BeaconTrion Body
    Horn ChelidonLampyris
    Black AlektorOrganonSpeiraskiaBorboros
    Aftokrator
    House Beltiston HyreinRanbanein
    House Ellin Hyuse's MasterHyuse
    Mira's House Mira
    Unknown House EnedoraViza
    Triggers AlektorChelidonCapeLampyrisOrganonRadarSpeiraskiaTracking BeaconTrion ReceptorVorvoros
    Trion Soldiers BadoBamsterIlgarMarmodRabbitRadBander
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